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Frugal Tips for Buying Lawn Maintenance Equipment
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Episode 160: Learn frugal tips for buying lawn maintenance equipment, as well as helpful tips for tools and protecting your investment in this episode of the Where Our Money Went series.
Sean is in the market for new lawn maintenance tools. Here are a few helpful pieces of advice for intentional, frugal spending when investing in maintenance tools.
Shop Around
When looking for affordable lawn maintenance tools, such as a new lawnmower, give yourself time to shop around. Keep an eye out for seasonal sales, especially in the fall.
Write down the features you want and compare costs from place to place.
Invest in High-Quality
Remember the key difference between frugal vs. cheap. With lawn equipment, it’s worth spending more for a high-quality tool rather than buying something cheap and having to replace it in a few years.
Consider Buying Used vs. Buying New
You’ll have to weigh the options between buying used and buying new. When you buy new, you’ll pay more, but there will be no surprises. Buying used is a great way to save money, but there’s a level of uncertainty about how the tool was maintained.
Frugal Tips
Kevin and Sean cover some frugal tips about home maintenance and healthcare in this episode. Tune in to get all the details.
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Disclaimer: Kevin and Sean are not professional financial advisors. Do not take any advice they give without first speaking with a professional and performing your own due diligence. This post may include affiliate links.
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